Stalks of purple flowers, vibrant in color and wonderfully fragrant, are what makes lavender so universally beloved. Historically cultivated for more than 2,500 years, lavender was so highly thought of that in ancient Rome, a single pound of lavender blossoms cost the equivalent of a month's wages for a farm worker. Lavender is often used ornamentally in gardens, and its fragrant blossoms are popular for use in soaps and cosmetics, as well as potpourri and fresh herbal sachets. Lavender flowers are even used to add flavor in baking, and naturally, they make an excellent cup of herbal tea. For anyone who is looking for a soothing brew of tea that can be enjoyed before bed or after a meal, lavender tea is an excellent choice. This pleasant tasting tea can be enjoyed hot or cold and can also be sweetened if desired.

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